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After She Found Jesus Christ And Became Born Again, Lady Uses Hot Iron To Remove Her Tattoo (Details below)
After she found Jesus Christ and became born again, Lady uses hot Iron to remove her tattoo
A Lady with the Facebook Name, Vivian Emeka has shared a picture of the scar she’s received after she used a hot iron to remove her tattoo.
Her reason for removing her tats is because she’s found Jesus, and she’s now a Born Again, she needs to get ride of those things that’d remind her about her past.
Sharing the picture on her Facebook wall, she wrote; “I used Eletric iron on my hands to remove my tattoo,, it was urgent so I had to do it….. #For the love of Jesus Christ. #Forjesuschrist”
She continued: “Scars to remember, scars for stories. Love of Christ… to show him how much I love him”.
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